So it’s assembled, just need to protect the wood from moisture.

The ‘behind the mirror’ lights are working nicely, it’s based on WLED, the LED’s inside are SK6812, so it has very nice white, as well as RGB.
And then I off course need to polish the mirror
It’s going to be set up before halloween, and I already have videos of ghosts ready and tested

So far the frame is built, with the monitor mounted (19" LG). It has a 12V PSU, with a buckconverter for the RPi3, and a USB hub for the USB soundcard (and also gives the possibility of adding a USB keyboard to it without twisting fingers.
The reason for the 12V PSU is that I’m awaiting delivery of my 2x10W speakers, and a stereo 15" amplifier that will be added to the mirror as well.

I sent the oracal back (very expensive stuff) as I could get much cheaper and darker stuff from our local hardware store.
So I got the back covered with it, and then cut holes in it for the LED lights and monitor, it seems to work very well.

No problem, a week more or less of the 9 months won’t change much

So, things are shaping up, I’ve gotten the mirror rebuilt, I had to swap the monitor, it was getting too hot.
The new one is much cooler.
I also got the lights mounted, it’s a mixture of fun and serious, it will give light for usage, but it’s also RGB, so it can do effects if we want to
This image shows the lights turned to it’s lowest (apart from being off, of course. The foil is still on, until I get the mirror properly fixed to the frame, it has the foil on.

Go to the community order on this page, the mirrrors he is offering is real mirrors, and the best I’ve found.

I got it through the ‘community order’ on this page.
The reflectance is very good, it’s a real mirror.
My only problem with it, is that the chroma of it is a bit brown, so it requires quite a lot of light in the room.

I’ve tried setting classes for the compliments module to:

classes: 'bold xlarge bright complimenttime',

Where the last is for MMM-ModuleScheduler

But when it shows up, I see this for the module:

class="thin xlarge bright pre-line"

Where on earth is ‘thin’ from, and where is the bold?

I got it through the ‘community order’ on this page.
The reflectance is very good, it’s a real mirror.
My only problem with it, is that the chroma of it is a bit brown, so it requires quite a lot of light in the room.

@fribse Hmm, weird, I had changed the color coding for colorDark to ‘#000’ and colorLight to ‘#fff’, when reverting them to the example, then it worked with the scanning, that’s really interesting’.
Now it scans it every single time.

Hi All

I just wanted to hear if others can actually scan the QR codes? I can’t figure out what is going wrong, I have news showing up, I have the QR code show up (both handling it via push, very nice).
But for some reason my phone won’t scan the code, it keeps attempting to, but noooo.

@Snille Looks very nice, good job!

While recovering from Covid-19, I just wanted to post an image of the mirror in it’s place.
Still waiting for some extra light in the bathroom, as the tinted mirror makes it rather dark to look at.
The light strips in the mirror works quite well.
I still need to buff up the mirror
But I like that the mirror is hanging only by the small hinges, so it kind of floats on the wall.
I’ve set it to turn on the monitor together with the powerfull light above the mirror, so the light from the monitor will not be that visible.

I have finally gotten most of it working.
I’m almost ready for halloween
I’m going to create a scene that will make the light flicker, and then I want to start a movie playback via a MQTT command.
I’ve made a script that will random select a clip and play it back, and it shows up as it should, on top of the MM.
But how can I get that done?
I tried using the ‘MMM-Remote-Control’ and add a command with customcommand, but it seems that I can not just add a random command, I can only redefine the already set up commands???

The MQTTBridge sends out perfect NOTI’s, so anything that can react to this would work? Any ideas?

And again, Serge sharp eyes found the errors. I was somply trying to hard to add quotes and stuff so it got messed up.
The working config for receiving commands from Home Assistant looks like this now:

var mqttHook = [
    {
      mqttTopic: "cmnd/bathroom/mirror",
      mqttPayload: [
        {
          payloadValue: "MONITOROFF",
          mqttNotiCmd: ["MONITOROFF"]
        },
        {
          payloadValue: "MONITORON",
          mqttNotiCmd: ["MONITORON"]
        },
        {
          payloadValue: "UNDIM",
          mqttNotiCmd: ["UNDIM"]
        },
        {
          payloadValue: "DIM",
          mqttNotiCmd: ["DIM"]
        },
      ],
    },
  ];
var mqttNotiCommands = [
    {
      commandId: "MONITOROFF",
      notiID: 'REMOTE_ACTION',
      notiPayload: {action: 'MONITOROFF'}
    },
    {
      commandId: "MONITORON",
      notiID: 'REMOTE_ACTION',
      notiPayload: {action: 'MONITORON'}
    },
    {
      commandId: "DIM",
      notiID: 'REMOTE_ACTION',
      notiPayload: {action: 'BRIGHTNESS', value: '50'}
    },
    {
      commandId: "UNDIM",
      notiID: 'REMOTE_ACTION',
      notiPayload: {action: 'BRIGHTNESS', value: '255'}
    },
  ];

  module.exports = { mqttHook,  mqttNotiCommands};

The config that works looks like this:

var notiHook = [
  {
    notiId: "USER_PRESENCE",
    notiPayload: [
      {
        payloadValue: '1',
        notiMqttCmd: ["SCREENON"]
      },
      {
        payloadValue: '0',
        notiMqttCmd: ["SCREENOFF"]
      }
    ]
  }
];
var notiMqttCommands = [
  {
    commandId: "SCREENOFF",
    mqttTopic: "state/bathroom/mirror/monitor",
    mqttMsgPayload: "OFF"
  },
  {
    commandId: "SCREENON",
    mqttTopic: "state/bathroom/mirror/monitor",
    mqttMsgPayload: "ON"
  }
];

module.exports = { notiHook, notiMqttCommands };

Thankyou again for your excellent help and sharp eyes Serge!.

I can see that MMM-Remote-Control set’s the USER_PRESENCE depending on the state of the monitor.
I try to interpret that to update the status of the switch in HomeAssistant by having it set up in the notiDictionary

The config looks like this:

var notiHook = [
  {
    notiId: "USER_PRESENCE",
    notiPayload: [
      {
        payloadValue: true,
        notiMqttCmd: ["SCREENON"]
      },
      {
        payloadValue: false,
        notiMqttCmd: ["SCREENOFF"]
      },
    ],
  },
];
var notiMqttCommands = [
  {
    commandId: "SCREENOFF",
    mqttTopic: "bathroom/mirror/monitor",
    mqttMsgPayload: "{'state':'OFF'}"
  },
  {
    commandId: "SCREENON",
    mqttTopic: "bathroom/mirror/monitor",
    mqttMsgPayload: "{'state':'ON'}"
  },
];

module.exports = { notiHook, notiMqttCommands };

The logs looks like this:

0|mm     | [2020-10-16 09:44:34.089] [LOG]
0|mm     | [MQTT bridge] NOTI->MQTT. Topic: bathroom/mirror/monitor, payload: false
0|mm     | [2020-10-16 09:44:34.101] [LOG]
0|mm     | Powering off HDMI
0|mm     | [2020-10-16 09:44:34.102] [LOG]
0|mm     | [2020-10-16 09:44:36.936] [LOG]
0|mm     | [MQTT bridge] NOTI->MQTT. Topic: bathroom/mirror/monitor, payload: {"state":"ON"}
0|mm     | [2020-10-16 09:44:37.793] [LOG]
0|mm     | Powering on HDMI with preferred settings
0|mm     | [2020-10-16 09:44:37.795] [LOG]

So when it turns off, it doesn’t report state: off it just reports ‘false’ and it only reports state:on when it’s on.

I do see the messages appear in the MQTT, but as they are incorrectly formatted, HA doesn’t update it properly.